I’m the Snake Demon King Here
本王才是蛇妖啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 780k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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282Chapters
2Monthly votes
3.6kRecommendations
29.5kFans
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I don't quite understand it. They use the concept of saving lives, repaying debts, and becoming immortals; then they kill indiscriminately without a care; and they leave the souls of the dead to be resurrected later without a problem. Isn't this cause and effect getting bigger and bigger?
Bai Suzhen was a love-obsessed woman; should we learn from her?
Being the protagonist's brother isn't easy. Good grief, they were cleaved in two right at the start!
I'm curious about something: after all these years of cultivation, how come this powerful demon has absolutely no reputation or rumors about him? Even if the human race doesn't know, surely the demon race knows of his existence?
No, why do we have to play house with them? 😅😅
The initial premise was quite good and engaging, but the later plot was rather bland, making it hard to want to continue watching. 😳
The title is very appealing, and the synopsis is also good. The beginning is decent, but it becomes rather bland later on. Honestly, without any particularly exciting moments, this book won't get many subscribers. I bet it, because the "pretending to be a pig to eat a pig" trope is outdated. Yes, you read that right, it's "pretending to be a pig to eat a pig," not "eating a tiger." It's a shame about the book's original concept.
The title was clickbait; although the writing was alright, I came for the snake demon theme. Removing that setting wouldn't affect the content at all.
I'll watch anything with fighting and violence, but nothing else. Anything bland and uninteresting is like plain water; I have no desire to watch it.
The subject matter and opening premise are very captivating, but I wanted to skip the subsequent developments and plot choices.
Overall, the story is decent; the values, themes, and the protagonist are all good. However, why are there so many chapters dedicated to cultivation techniques and formations? It made me want to skip ahead. The plot development is fairly standard; the author seems to prioritize plausibility over drama.